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I had a recipe from school that I believe went like: 5oz water 1/2 oz gelatin 3lbs powdered sugar It made a really nice pastillage.
ready for this one? "bowl of chips. 86 red chips." I promptly looked at the server who asked for it...then filled the order...hiding one red chip on the bottom of the bowl. I'm sorry, but an idiotic order is one...
Take it to a professional and have them try to grind a whole new edge on and buff it up real nice... then put it on a wall in the kitchen with a plaque: "Method of punishment for those who do not follow the rules"
Well there's a basic distinction of wet and dry heat cooking. Further more you can break it down to each type: Dry: Sautee, Pan Fry, Broil, Deep Fry Wet: Boil, Braise, Poach (deep and shallow), steam The main thing when...
Actually Firefox worked perfectly for me when I entered my details. What version are you using? 2.0?
I agree with that bit of "weeding" that the CIA does with their requirement, but for some folk, getting into a kitchen is a little hard. I personally didn't get my first kitchen job until I was out of culinary school, and even...
Wish I could've been there to watch that one... "Ok I'm putting in the lemon now.." *chef walks up and pauses* *WHACK WHACK* *chef walks into office while listening to the symphony of "OW!"*
Tuscany Roasted Standing Rib Roast (with accompany duo of horseradish sour cream and/or a red wine/au jus reduction sauce) Horseradish Mash Asparagus (butter, salt, pepper...nice and simple) Cucumber and Onion Salad
Where I work currently, the KM doesn't really qualify as a chef in my opinion. He's more business savvy than kitchen if you ask me. Moving past that... We just use everybody's name where I work. When we have something called to us or...
I wish I could have tomorrow off so I could actually enjoy christmas with my family after they all took the effort to gather in one place for once.
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